GameStop (NYSE: GME) filed its Q4 FY2025 results on March 24, 2026, delivering a massive earnings beat while quietly building the financial foundation that makes a major acquisition credible.
This week's market sentiment hinges on the Iran conflict's impact on oil prices and interest rates. GameStop (GME) earnings are in focus, with attention on CEO Ryan Cohen's investment platform ambitions.
Earnings from a well-known meme-stock retailer and a consumer sentiment reading are among the week's top scheduled events, with investors also keeping watch on events in the Middle East and its effects on markets.
GameStop is scheduled to report earnings after the market closes Tuesday, with traders anticipating a big swing in the video game retailer's stock following the results.
Is it better to be lucky or good? GameStop's $9 billion cash hoard suggests the former.
On Monday, March 9, 2026, GameStop (NYSE:GME) is trending as one of today's notable market movers.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen channeled Warren Buffett in a fiery post titled "The Hollow Men" on X. He took aim at directors, executives, and managers who collect big money and shirk responsibility.
Hedge funds, beware: These Strong Buy stocks aren't just “the next GameStop” hype; they pair high short interest with strong fundamentals, setting the stage for a potential powerful short squeeze. Fear of AI disrupting the disruptors sparked a tech selloff, while short interest continues to rise despite solid earnings results and operating performance. Five years after the GameStop mania, meme frenzies are on the decline as retail investors become more informed and target companies with stronger fundamentals.
When it comes to analyzing insider trades, investors should keep several important nuances in mind. For example, insider sales can often appear alarming until one realizes that they were made under a predetermined Rule 10b5-1 plan.
SUMMARY: Michael Burry, the famed investor known for The Big Short, has made a surprising move by taking a significant position in GameStop, a stock long associated with the meme-stock phenomenon.
The metal's price action has drawn growing comparisons to meme stocks such as GameStop. Michael Antonelli, market strategist at Bull and Baird: "How is Silver different than, say, GameStop?
GameStop hopes to pull off a "very, very, very big" acquisition of a larger consumer company, its CEO Ryan Cohen told CNBC. Cohen did not say whether he would sell the company's bitcoin to try to pull off the deal.